Anyone out there balance your own Ryker wheels? If so, how?

[gbyoung2]

Anyone out there balance your own Ryker wheels?

If so, how? What tools do you use?

 

[greer]

I've got Ride-On sealant in mine, we've used it for years. The front of the Ryker bounces a good bit for the first mile or so, then smooths out.

Sarah

 

[StalkyTracker]

Ditto what @greer said. I've used it for years on two wheels and now on three.

 

[Raven]

I use Counteract balance beads on two and three wheelers.
Never a problem in either.
http://counteractbalancing.com/products/counteract-for-motorcycles/

 

[RayBJ]

If you're looking for weight balancing (stick-on weights) and the balancer, go to Marc Parnes for the shaft and cones. Use jack stands or equivalent to hold the shaft.
http://www.marcparnes.com/Can-Am_Spyder_Wheel_Balancer.htm

 

[Peter Aawen]

If you're looking for weight balancing (stick-on weights) and the balancer, go to Marc Parnes for the shaft and cones. Use jack stands or equivalent to hold the shaft.
http://www.marcparnes.com/Can-Am_Spyder_Wheel_Balancer.htm

Isn't that ^ for Spyder wheels?? Don't the Ryker wheels have a bigger centre boss, with a single large dia nut & a locking pin per wheel??

So while the Marc Parnes balancers work well for Spyders, I'm not sure that they'd work without the correct sized (larger) dia cones to hold the Ryker wheels.

 

[Cobranut]

From the looks of them, they should fit on a standard automotive wheel balancer.

For my F3S, I had to turn a smaller cone to fit the small center hole.
And I bought a motorcycle wheel adapter for the rear wheel.